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Votes at a glance: JCPC approves minutes, allocations and two membership appointments

3039523 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal actions taken by the Buncombe County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council on April 17, 2025: approval of prior minutes, acceptance of FY2025–26 allocations committee recommendations, approval of two membership applications, and adjournment.

The Buncombe County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council recorded the following formal actions at its April 17, 2025 meeting (vote method noted where provided):

1) Approval of minutes from the prior meeting Motion: "I move to approve minutes." (moved by Angie Gardner; seconded by Angie/Banta Widner per transcript) Outcome: Approved by voice vote; roll-call tally not recorded in meeting transcript.

2) Acceptance of allocations committee recommendations for FY2025–26 Motion: "Accept allocations committee recommendations for FY2025–26" — fund Aspire, Buncombe Alternatives, Pivot Point and Emojo Iyenete at requested levels and split $10,860 surplus between Pivot Point and eMojo e Unete. (moved by Angie Gardner; seconded by Angel) Outcome: Approved by voice vote; no roll-call tally recorded in the transcript.

3) Approval of two membership applicants Motion: "Accept and approve both of these applicants for the positions" (Michael Morrison and Susanna Knox). (moved by Judge Reg Dodson Smith; seconded by Banta Widner) Outcome: Approved by voice vote; roll-call tally not recorded in the transcript.

4) Adjournment Motion: "Move to adjourn" (mover recorded as Judge Reg Dodson Smith in the transcript) Outcome: Approved; meeting ended.

Notes: Where the transcript did not record a roll-call tally, the meeting used voice votes or virtual hand-raises to record approval. The minutes and allocations were discussed in context with staff reports about program reviews, DJJ requirements and the annual plan/certification process.